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Home » News » Eric Barker: Why does TV make us unhappy?
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Eric Barker: Why does TV make us unhappy?

by Radical Compassion | Scoop.it|Published 17/01/2012

Research consistently shows that what brings us the most happiness is family and friends. Television competes with them for our free time and acts as a (poor) substitute…

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